pass. POWER widow stuck down...

seems this happens every few years, but I can't remember how I fixed it last
time. Not a motor issue. More like a switch/replay/dirty contact issue or
"something needs to reset" issue
ideas?
thanks!
dan 1994 Exploder XLT 4x4

UPDATE:

...after removing the inside door panel and pushing, pulling, loosening
screws, tightening screws, disconnecting voltage, reconnecting voltage,
hissing, kicking, and a lot of head scratching --the window miraculously
began working again???????-go figure.

df




"dan" > wrote in message ...
> seems this happens every few years, but I can't remember how I fixed it
> last time. Not a motor issue. More like a switch/replay/dirty contact
> issue or "something needs to reset" issue
> ideas?
> thanks!
> dan 1994 Exploder XLT 4x4
>

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"dan" > wrote in message ...
> UPDATE:
>
> ..after removing the inside door panel and pushing, pulling, loosening
> screws, tightening screws, disconnecting voltage, reconnecting voltage,
> hissing, kicking, and a lot of head scratching --the window miraculously
> began working again???????-go figure.
>
> df
>
>
>
>
> "dan" > wrote in message ...
>> seems this happens every few years, but I can't remember how I fixed it
>> last time. Not a motor issue. More like a switch/replay/dirty contact
>> issue or "something needs to reset" issue
>> ideas?
>> thanks!
>> dan 1994 Exploder XLT 4x4
>>
>
>

Among other things, I might suspect a dead spot in the armature... not
uncommon.... What I can say with certainty is that mechanical things cannot
"heal" themselves.. But they can go away only to come back to haunt....

FWIW, instead of posting a test message, why not post the message.... if it
shows up, it shows up. If not, it didn't work. My ISP allows XXX Mb for this
NG.... it don't matter if it is genuine requests for help, spam of binaries
on a text only group..... Here's the cap - too bad, so sad...